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Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors)

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EyeDictive has Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors) on sale from $29 when you apply coupon code VQ53F2Q20 (apply at checkout). Shipping is free.

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Update: This popular offer is available again for purchase w/ the newly listed coupon code (w/ more inventory added)

EyeDictive has Bollé Polarized & Non Polarized Sunglasses (various styles/colors) on sale from $29 when you apply coupon code VQ53F2Q20 (apply at checkout). Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.

Note, must apply the listed coupon code at checkout to receive discount

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Oct 24, 2025 05:07 PM
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mer063Oct 31, 2025 12:44 AM
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Quote from PedroR :

but the slippery deals nets at least 8% of the sale
So what? You jealous? They post deals for you, nobody forcing you to buy.
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Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Last edited by jongasse October 30, 2025 at 07:32 PM.
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dealsadozenOct 31, 2025 03:37 AM
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waaay to cheap for Bolle even as a slickdeal
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Save4life23Oct 31, 2025 04:23 AM
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Thanks. Just ordered. I see a sale on the Bolle's official site too. Not as good as this sale, but a major markdown.
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tyrion_sdOct 31, 2025 04:42 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
I think they can still be a good deal when you use coupons AND your insurance. For example, I needed to replace my prescription RayBans - of course the overpriced Optometrist would charge me $300, and that's WITH my crappy VSP insurance applied.

I got legit RayBans on sale with my script from EyeBuyDirect for $200 - $50 off for a total of $150. Then I submitted that to VSP, and they reimbursed me the $100 frame allowance. So in the end, it cost me about $50 instead of $300.

Similarly, I wanted a generic backup pair for my car. These, of course, would cost minimum $150 at the Optometrist for their least expensive "brand" frames, but I got them for about $50 from EBD. In this case, the frames are low quality, while the cheapest frames from the Optometrist would probably be higher quality. But it's not worth $100 more for a spare set that'll be scratched up in a few years anyway.
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whiterhino18Oct 31, 2025 06:57 AM
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Remember, you need to pay for the return shipping charges if you want return the glasses
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BigbreakfastOct 31, 2025 07:07 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Trade war fallout? My same frames/lenses from 4 years ago are 3-4x the price now
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mer063Oct 31, 2025 11:22 AM
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Quote from jongasse :
Anyone here has bought prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect? My 8 year old prescription changed recently and I tried to order a new set from EyeBuyDirect and was shocked to see how much everything costs now - it's extremely close to what my local optometrist charges. Since my optometrist are in network, I will actually pay less out of pocket! I recall paying less than $50 a pair for my prescription Polarized glasses from EyeBuyDirect 8 years ago and it used to cost 5x (~$250) that at my local optometrist.

It still costs ~$250 at my local optometrist but EyeBuyDirect was $190 - $230 depending on frame.

Is EyeBuyDirect no longer a good deal around? If so, what's the new EyeBuyDirect?
Try Zenni. I buy glasses there for my kid. Not ray ans but pretty good quality with anti reflective coating and photochromic for under 50
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digduckOct 31, 2025 11:39 AM
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I just got these earlier this week. I went with the flow volt+ as that's their newest lens coating.

They fit well and lenses are clear and sharp but they feel very light and flimsy. I also noticed they are not made in France anymore like my old Bolle these are made in PRC so made in china. Box and case look legit though.
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jongasse
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Quote from tyrion_sd :
I think they can still be a good deal when you use coupons AND your insurance. For example, I needed to replace my prescription RayBans - of course the overpriced Optometrist would charge me $300, and that's WITH my crappy VSP insurance applied.

I got legit RayBans on sale with my script from EyeBuyDirect for $200 - $50 off for a total of $150. Then I submitted that to VSP, and they reimbursed me the $100 frame allowance. So in the end, it cost me about $50 instead of $300
Hey I have VSP too! but while they reimburse $100 frame allowance to you, I think it's $50 for me as EyeBuyDirect is OOO. however, for "in network" provider (like my Optometrist), the frame allowance is $250 and my copay is $10. It looks like we have very different plans

Quote from mer063 :
Try Zenni. I buy glasses there for my kid. Not ray ans but pretty good quality with anti reflective coating and photochromic for under 50
WIll do. When I checked Zenni out 10 years ago, they were cheaper than my Optometrist but at EyeBuyDirect I was getting frame + prescription polarized + a ton of other coatings for less than $50 while Zenni was like 2x or even 3x that so I passed.

My glasses from EyeBuyDirect are still going strong and if my prescription hadnt changed, I wouldn't have changed a thing.

If this is a trade war thing, maybe I should wait now that tariffs on China are being reduced?

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OfficeSpace123Oct 31, 2025 03:50 PM
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Damn good deal.
I bought the navigator at full price $49 earlier this year. REALLY NICE looking although the temple is a bit tight on my head but nothing you can't adjust by bending. The rubber grips on the arms felt slightly cheap when I received but work great, meaning the finish on the hole ends looked slightly rough with hanging chads when I got them, but I picked them off with nail clipper.
TLDR: polarized and you look great, shut up and buy it.
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